Folders 6-10
Typed and handwritten lecture notes and papers on topics including an introduction to landscape architecture; the history of landscape architecture; garden designs from around the world (China, Persia, France, England, Japan, Holland, Spain, Italy); elements of landscape design; botany; plant care; an ecological approach to landscape architecture; flowering times of plants common in Brisbane; and Australian plant life. The lectures were created and collected by Malcolm Bunzli during his career as the originator then coordinator and lecturer of the Graduate Diploma in Landscape Architecture course at the Queensland Institute of Technology (now known as the Queensland University of Technology or QUT). Many of the lecture notes are accompanied by hand-drawn designs and diagrams in pen and pencil, many colour. One pamphlet and various research articles and magazine cuttings, both originals and photocopies, are interspersed among the papers and were likely used as reference materials as some contain handwritten pen annotations. Most papers are undated but were probably compiled between 1966 to 1970; some are dated 1968 and 1969. Also included is some typed correspondence and typed and handwritten exam papers relating to Malcolm's appointment as an examiner for the Landscape Design (Architecture II) subject as part of the University of Queensland Annual Examinations between 1967 and 1969.

Folder 11
Malcolm's handwritten notes and collected course materials from his studies for the Diploma in Landscape Design course at Durham University, dated from 1961 to 1963, and possibly used by Malcolm as reference material when planning the landscape architecture graduate course in Queensland.

Comprises:

1. Diary entries on Child’s Play and Fly Away Peter, Jan and Feb 1981, removed from annual calendar, titled on front page.
2. Diary of a trip to Lebanon and Syria with Carmen Callil [editor at Chatto & Windus], Apr 1994, A6 notebook, [Ca. 100p].
3. Typescript from a diary: account of a trip to Lebanon and Syria in 1994 with Carmen Callil, for printing an anthology, 19p, undated.
4. Copy of extract from water-stained diary together with ‘typed extracts from a personal diary kept by David Malouf from October to December 1976', with relevance to the material in the subseries for An Imaginery Life.

Ten typescript book reviews of non-fiction books, 3-4 pages each, for the Australian Broadcasting Commission’s (ABC’s) Books for comment programme, second half of 1969. Includes: two drafts with emendations; and eight final scripts with an ABC ‘With compliments’ slip attached.
Typescript titled 'The Poetry of John Bligh' on foolscap paper headed Australian Broadcasting Commission, no date. 14 pages.

This series is comprised of draft typescripts and related documents for eight Opera Libretti by David Malouf (both published and unpublished): Voss : Opera in Two Acts After the Novel by Patrick White, Invocation to Earth, Remembering Babylon, 'The Aspern Papers', 'You can't think of everything', 'A Winter's Tale', The Fox and the Magpie. In addition there are two versions of 10,000 Miles Away, written by Malouf for theatre.

Two publications and 26 published reviews, articles, short stories, speeches and interviews.
Folder 1: The School Window, Brisbane Grammar School, no. 8, Sept 1948. Contains an illustration on page 11 and three stories by David Malouf, Form IV. A. The stories are: Dream Journey, pages 18-19; The Longest Hour, page 26, winner of the first Thomas Thatcher Memorial Prize; Et tu, Brute, page 28.

Malouf, D., & Australian Broadcasting Corporation. (1999). A spirit of play : the making of Australian consciousness, Sydney: ABC Books for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 128 pages, with many manuscript emendations.

Folder 2:
A group of 26 published reviews, articles, short stories, speeches and interviews, extracted from magazines and newspapers. Includes: What we know – A Meditation on Experience, Knowledge and Memory. An edited version of an address delivered at the Supreme Court of New South Wales Annual Conference on 13 June 1997. Extract from Judicial Officers’ Bulletin. Vol. 9, No. 11. December Pp. 81/82 and 87/88.

6 pieces of shards of crockery and glassware found by Shearston at the site of Halls house at Sandy Creek, near Grenfell. The house was burned down by the NSW Police in 1862. Shearston believes these shards are of plates that Hall ate from and bottles he drank from. Found during one of Shearstons scouting trips for the possible film production of the screenplay 'Game' in 1995 or 1997.

Items relating to Kelly's career in theatre.

Cuttings collected by Caroline Kelly. Includes
-- Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings relating to Caroline Kelly, mostly concerning her wedding and hiking honeymoon, 1929.
-- The B.P. Magazine, 1 Mar 1932, containing a history of Australia drama with a reference to Carrie Tennant.

Material consists of personal photographs, slides, negatives and postcards. Mostly relating to Ray Sumner's research on Amalie Dietrich including photographs of specimen's collected by Dietrich. Contains two images of Aboriginal people (copies of originals).

Nine publications which informed Ray Sumner's research into Amalie Dietrich.

Publications:

Betteridge, M (1978) Australian flora in art : an exhibition of applied art from the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Sydney Catalogue of an exhibition held at Banyule Gallery, October 25 1978 - January 31, 1979.

Bischoff, C (1916) Der neue Lehrer Lesch & Irmer, Düsseldorf

Bischoff, C (1931) Bilder aus meinem Leben G. Grote'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Berlin.

Bischoff, C (1931) The hard road : the life story of Amalie Dietrich, naturalist 1821-1891 Martin Hopkinson, London.

Bischoff, C (1980) Amalie Dietrich : ein Leben ; mit einem Nachwort herausgegeben von Günter Wirth Calwer, Stuttgart.

National Museum of Victoria (1946) Annual report 1979-1980 National Museum of Victoria, Melbourne.

Queensland Herbarium (1979) Austrobaileya, vol 1 no 3.

Simmonds, J. H., & Field Naturalist's Club (1893) Some odd memories of the Field Naturalist's Club Printed by J. Brown, Brisbane.

Weidner, H (1967) Geschichte der Entomologie in Hamburg De Gruyter, Kommissionsverlag Cram, Hamburg.

Weidner, H (1969) 125 Jahre Naturhistorisches Museum zu Hamburg Verlag Paul Parey, Hamburg und Berlin.